Italians

• Creating awareness around Buy Now Pay Later: 2/3rds of Italians consider it a valid tool for improving how they manage their budget.
• MILAN, Nov. 7, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The environmental issue is a familiar one which is thankfully being discussed a lot more nowadays.
• This would lead us to believe that there is greater focus on how we shop, especially because online shopping generates as much as 7% of greenhouse gas emissions[1].
• Indeed, the survey revealed that only 12% of Italians seriously consider the environmental impact of purchases, a figure in line with Spain (11%) and France (17%).

• I’ve been there,” so it’s a way of chatting, breaking ice […] but I don‘t know if it’s the same for other foreigners.
• Over the past decade, Britain has become the primary destination for Italians leaving Italy.
• The referendum had a profound emotional effect on EU migrants in the UK who had built families and long-term relationships.
• To them, the UK’s decision to leave the EU felt like a shock and betrayal.
• Many grew up without Italian citizenship, as children of migrants can apply for Italian citizenship only when they turn 18.

Shadow of social class

• Class further complicates assumptions about Italians’ relative privilege compared to eastern Europeans.
• Unfortunately people in Italy think that here we are rich, have nice jobs […] but they don’t know the backstage.
• Her comments show how the experience of inequality challenges Italians’ perception of Britain as a country with better opportunities for social mobility.

Impact of inequality

• Class, race and gender inequalities cut across the broad east-west distinctions that dominate debate on EU migrants, and affect the lives of even those migrants who are considered “desirable”.
• As the rhetoric on immigration grows more toxic, it is as important as ever to understand how migrants really experience life in Britain.

• This was recalled by the Italian ambassador to Washington, Mariangela Zappia, in the speech delivered in front of the approximately one thousand participants in the celebrations of June 2nd, at the Italian embassy.
• The celebrations for June 2 this year were again in attendance, after two years of limitations imposed by the pandemic.
• The gardens and the large hall of the embassy were a showcase not only for the most celebrated products of Italian agri-food industry in the USA, but also for three iconic Lamborghinis, forming the Italian Tricolore.
• Amazon Italy was also present this year, together with four Italian SMEs, whose products are available on the group's platform in the USA.

• Enel's new division active in the fields of sustainability and electric mobility, which was set up a few weeks ago.
• However, Consul Chiave stressed, This run is for everyone and families with buggies are also welcome.
• The proceeds of the tickets will go to two non-profit organisations: the Little Italy Los Angeles Association and Fondazione Italia, which will allocate them, among other things, to projects for the teaching of the Italian language.
• In Los Angeles, between world-class universities, capital and companies, the Consul explained, there is a unique ecosystem for start-ups in the technology sector.